Department Manager
Zara is seeking a Department Manager to oversee store operations in Mumbai. The role involves managing customer service, product inventory, and store presentation. The manager is also responsible for team development, staff scheduling, and strict budget control. This position ensures store compliance and performance targets are met.
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Experience
Experience not specified
Function
Operations
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Zara is seeking a Department Manager to oversee store operations in Mumbai. The role involves managing customer service, product inventory, and store presentation. The manager is also responsible for team development, staff scheduling, and strict budget control. This position ensures store compliance and performance targets are met.
TAL's take
Stable global retail brand with well-defined operational responsibilities, though specific seniority/YOE details are omitted.
The JD provides a very clear and granular breakdown of responsibilities including customer service, product management, staff management, and budget control.
Must haves
- Customer service management
- Product management and stock optimization
- Staff selection, training, and development
- Budget and inventory control
- Store image and maintenance management
About the company
Zara is a large, established global retail brand but this role is at a store operations level.
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